Mill River, or somewhere else?
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My first computer was a Radio Shack TRS-80 with 16 KB of RAM, Level 2 BASIC, and a cassette tape deck for storage. But the first computer I used productively was a Compaq Portable, which I persuaded my dad to buy in 1984. I used it to lay out a newsletter and other Boy Scout stuff. I used WordStar.
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Historian. Monster consultant (documentaries, etc.).
Words in LA Times, TLS, Aeon, Nature, Science.
Buy HUMANS: A MONSTROUS HISTORY now: https://www.surekhadavies.org/humans-a-monstrous-history
Newsletter: https://buttondown.com/surekhadavies?tag=bluesky
Histoire politique féminisme études de genre révolution française patriarcat radicalité anglaise James Henry Lawrence, Anna Wheeler maternité politique Lyon Villefontaine écologie transition bouquets véganisme Ecosse Angleterre
Musicologist | Director of Elements Project at UMass Amherst
renaissanceoftheearth.com/elements | bit.ly/evanmaccarthy |
Co-convenor of Five College Renaissance Seminar
He/him
Feels too much. Never enough children, islands, mourners, gossips & vegetables. Warms the stars. Essentially a spy. She/her. A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES 🧙♀️SHADOW OF NIGHT 🌚 THE BOOK OF LIFE 📖 TIME'S CONVERT 🕰️ THE BLACK BIRD ORACLE🐦⬛ THE FALCON AND THE ROSE 🥀
Professor of History of Art, Science and Technology; Vice Dean for Research and Impact, Faculty of Humanities, @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social; Conservation; Editor-in-Chief of the Journal for the History of Knowledge @jhokjournal.bsky.social
Historian of eighteenth-century France, of sex and gender. Associate Professor at Clark University. Lover of all things winter, baking, and Paris. Inveterate reader. Mother to two teens, human to two dogs, and spouse to my husband.
Comics, cartoons, folk music, history, democracy, forteana, history of alchemy and the occult, and green things in general
https://www.ejbarnes.com/
https://www.drownedtownpress.com/
Historian at the University of Chicago. Co-editor of The Journal of Modern History. New book: Scarcity with Carl Wennerlind (Harvard 2023). Next: Britain's fossil transition 1760-1870 and, with Moritz von Brescius, The Long Acceleration 1500-1950.
Historian, Hampshire College, Amherst MA
Europe C18-20, book history, historic preservation
Past service: SHARP sharpweb.org, Massachusetts Center for the Book https://www.massbook.org/
Co-editor, Routledge History of Antisemitism
http://tiny.cc/pb7xzz
Associate Professor, History of Art & Architecture, UMass Amherst. http://sonjadrimmer.com/about-forte (She/her)
Lisa's husband. Patrick and Molly's dad. Proud to serve the 2nd Congressional District of MA. Co-Chair of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission. Top Democrat on the House Rules Committee. Hunger is a political condition.
Historian of women, work, craft & memory & Assoc Dean for Strategic Initiatives, #UMassAmherst College of Humanities & Fine Arts. Mainly thinking these days about #PublicHistory, #HealthHumanities, & #HealthyAging — who’s with me?
historian of early modern philosophy at UMass Amherst, researches philosophical debates about slavery in 17th and 18th century Europe and America, https://websites.umass.edu/jjorati/
Historian, Author, Cook, Photographer, critical thinker.
photos: http://500px.com/p/ucrahex
Historian - Cat Laddie - Flaneur. Materialist in the streets, Weberian in the sheets.
Marcel Bataillon Professor, UNC Chapel Hill. Early modern literary and intellectual history, history of science, classical reception. Native New Yorker, avid traveler, soon to be peripatetic.
ResearcherHPS - early modern natural philo (#DescartesLab), sciences, medicine, and plant philo🌱💭/plant studies🌿🔬/former MSCA Ca' Foscari/Indiana U /Current Warburg/I Tatti fellow /YR #ConEnvHIst Milan - Seminar EM Plant Knowledge #VegSciLif #plantstudies
